Typo Issue first Steps page?
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While reading the TS first Steps site the text says:
# Change the copied object.
# The change has no effect on mypage.10; it still returns "Holla".
test.value = Hello world
But shouldn't there stand
# Change the original Object
instead?
The Tutorial set "test" first, then copied "test" into "mypage.10" and then changed "test.value".
Ok. We will check this out. Thanks for pointing it out.
Your issue is a little unreadable because GitHub (markdown) interprets the # in your sample code as headers. In the future, please use code formatting for code snippets (select the code snippet and then click on <> in the panel above the text window on GitHub. Or directly use three backticks in your text). I will fix this for you.
If you need help right now, here are some resources for getting support: https://typo3.org/help.
@IsikAkgun Additionally, it is always really helpful for us to add a link to the page you are referring to. I added that to your text.
About your original question: Yes, I do believe you are right. Indeed, that is confusing.
If you wish, you can create a pull request to make the change yourself. Just click on "Edit me on GitHub" in top right of the page or see CONTRIBUTING.md in this repo for more information about how to contribute to the TYPO3 documentation.
Alright. Thank you for fixing my text above.
I'm doing the pull request now.